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How to Import Contacts Into Your att.net Email - A Solution From the AT&T Community
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Need to Import your contacts into your att.net email? Check out the instructions below to learn how!
1.) Open the window for your new email account.
2.) Select the Contacts icon.
3.) And then select
Import New
4.)The following panel should appear.
5.) Select
Browse.
6.) The file selector should open.
7.) Navigate to the Downloads folder.
8.) Select the .CSV file you exported in the earlier step and select
Open
9.) The Import from file window should appear with your file shown next to the Browse button.
10.) Select the Import button.
11.) After the Import is complete, you should see a
“You have X contacts” message and your import of contacts is complete.
If you have further issues and need assistance, you may contact our advanced email support specialists by emailing: Attnetmail-support@att.com.
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idiosan
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4 years ago
I will like to import all in my comcast.net to att.net
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_xyzzy_
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15K Messages
4 years ago
@idiosan
Good luck. The only direct (service-to-service) import of contacts you can do is from yahoo (which I hope might include att/yahoo too but haven't verified this), AOL, and gmail. There is no importing of .csv contacts lists at all. Oddly att/yahoo has an export of it's .csv layout but you can't import it back into att/yahoo!
So your only resort is to type them back into the att/yahoo contacts list one by one. And even that is problematic in that they either may not stick or possibly take a day to show up.
All of this is due to recent (maybe 4 months ago) changes to the contacts UI and nothing much has worked since with contacts with no indication from anyone it will ever be fixed. Hence the reason I said "good luck" at the beginning.
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